A blogpost might work better for a marketing company – it might create detailed guides to content marketing, which are then posted on networks such as Facebook or Twitter.
The president of Radio Free Europe/Radio Liberty, Jeffrey Gedmin, did not disclose the missing reporter's name in a statement posted on the network's Web site, but described her as a correspondent for Radio Free Iraq, an Arabic-language program.
They were posted on the network's Web site within a minute or two of the end of each game; box scores and play-by-play data were used to generate the brief articles.
He made the comment when asked by a local TV network about his views on same-sex marriage, and video of his response was posted on the network's website last week.
Last month, a blurred, grainy photo was posted on social network reddit and spread rapidly across the internet, attracting thousands of comments, shares and tweets.
Asked why such sensitive material was posted on a network accessible to thousands of government employees, the state department spokesman told the Guardian: "The 9/11 attacks and their aftermath revealed gaps in intra-governmental information sharing.
They have been hiding in plain sight in St .Petersburg, Russia, according to investigators at Facebook and several independent computer security researchers, and have taken vacations to places like Monte Carlo, Bali and Turkey, judging from photographs posted on social network sites.
"From the start of the incident, until today, France 2 has shown a willingness to participate in any official independent investigation, carried out according to international standards, read the statement, which was posted on the network's blog.
Five men and a 15-year-old youth have been arrested in East Renfrewshire and Glasgow after anti-Semitic remarks were posted on social network site Facebook.
The prime minister told parliament on Thursday that Facebook, Twitter and Research in Motion (Rim), the maker of BlackBerry devices, should take more responsibility for content posted on their networks, warning the government would look to ban people from major social networks if they were suspected of inciting violence online.
Perhaps it was the moment that no one tried to authenticate the first outrageous "news story" posted on social networks.
